This dive site is located on Isla del Descubridor, a small islet off the coast of Jávea in Spain. Accessible by heading south and passing Cabos de San Martín and Cabo la Nao, it offers an ideal Caribbean-style diving experience. The island features two distinct dive locations. The eastern tip presents a dramatic vertical wall descending to 19 meters, richly adorned with colorful anemones and sponges. On the southern side lies the Dolphin Cave, a small sandy grotto containing the skeleton of a dolphin – a truly unique sight. Divers can expect to encounter diverse marine life including anemones and vibrant sponges throughout this captivating dive area. The discovery of the dolphin skeleton adds an element of mystery and intrigue to this already remarkable location.
Isla del Descubridor
Caribbean-style dive with a dramatic wall and dolphin skeleton.
Boat Access
14m Avg Depth
19m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
Beginner
Shallow max depth (19m) and typically calm conditions make it suitable for all experience levels, including beginners.
Hazards:
boat traffic
Current Strength:
Mild
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